"Appearance of Autonomous Following Robot in 'The Wandering Earth 2': Overcoming Obstacles and Water Crossings"

In the highly acclaimed domestic sci-fi blockbuster "The Wandering Earth 2," there are dozens of robots, including a little-known six-wheeled robot that now makes its real-world debut. It is the XUV25 from XCMG, and it has become quite a standout alongside the "Iron Mantis" ET120 tracked excavator.

As per the information available, the XUV25 companion robot is a versatile platform chassis with strong mobility, off-road capabilities, and adaptability to various terrains and environments. It is equipped for unmanned transport, emergency reconnaissance, and platform customization extensions, among other functions. The reason this equipment garners attention is closely tied to its outstanding performance.

Firstly, it boasts remarkable agility. With a self-weight of 2.5 tons, it exhibits strong acceleration, and it can perform skid-steering, pivot-steering, and center-steering, reaching a maximum speed of 60 kilometers per hour, making it highly maneuverable. Secondly, it excels in traversing obstacles. It can overcome barriers, traverse water, cross ditches, and climb steep slopes, demonstrating formidable off-road capabilities.

Furthermore, it boasts a high level of intelligent control, capable of remote operation, teleoperation, autonomous following, and autonomous driving in four control modes. It maintains a small deviation in steering trajectory and can autonomously complete rescue missions.

The XUV25 companion robot is suitable for a range of applications, including firefighting and rescue, power grid maintenance, coal mining, and more. It effectively resolves the "last mile" challenge in companion support and material transportation in complex environments.